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AI for Photographers Quiz

Tests AI culling and editing tools, why generative fill is barred from documentary work, and how Content Credentials support photo disclosure.

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What do AI culling tools such as Aftershoot and Narrative Select typically flag?

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  1. What do AI culling tools such as Aftershoot and Narrative Select typically flag?
    • Copyright violations in each image
    • Closed eyes, missed focus and near-duplicates
    • The client's favorite poses
    • Camera serial numbers
  2. Why can a photographer still adjust results from an AI personal editing profile?
    • The profile outputs ordinary, non-destructive slider settings
    • The profile saves a flattened JPEG
    • The edits are applied only to thumbnails
    • The profile is deleted after one use
  3. Why do news agencies forbid generative fill on documentary images?
    • It is too slow for deadlines
    • It only works on black-and-white images
    • It synthesizes new pixels that look real but are invented
    • It lowers image resolution
  4. What happened with Boris Eldagsen at the 2023 Sony World Photography Awards?
    • He was disqualified for using a phone camera
    • He won for the best Denoise edit
    • He sued the organizers over copyright
    • He declined the award after revealing his winning image was AI-generated
  5. What change did Meta make in 2024 after photographer complaints?
    • Banned all edited photos
    • Changed its "Made with AI" label wording to "AI info"
    • Removed all labels permanently
    • Required C2PA on every upload
  6. Why does a missing Content Credential NOT prove an image is fake?
    • Credentials are only visible to the camera maker
    • Credentials expire after one year
    • Metadata can be stripped when files are re-saved or uploaded
    • Only AI images can carry credentials
  7. Which work does the guide say is harder for generated images to replace?
    • Weddings, events and journalism that document real moments
    • Generic stock images
    • Simple product shots on white backgrounds
    • Budget headshots
  8. What does Adobe's Denoise do with the original raw file?
    • Overwrites it permanently
    • Uploads it for training
    • Converts it to a small JPEG
    • Writes a new DNG file rather than altering the original

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